Photo Credits: Stacy Lanyon. 2012
I'm kicking off Throwback Thursday's with a photograph of me playing in the streets of NYC with Occupy Guitarmy. This time of acitvism was integral to my life and a huge node of the shift toward social equity and justice across the globe. Now more than ever we need to push forward with Black Lives Matter, and Climate Justice. We are the change. Music for the revolution!
“We’ve come a long, long way. We’ve got a long, long way to go.”
Ventura, CA. June 18th, 2020 Would you recommend a song from an artist you’ve never heard of before? Of course not. But if that song captured the moment, you might change your mind. Jason Brock’s new single “Dubbers and Rex” could be that one unknown track you’ve been looking for.
With a Jack Johnson meets Lou Reed meets Cheryl Crow vibe that is both bluesy and uplifting, Brock’s latest recording is like a cool drink on the hottest of summer days. The guitar melody sparkles while the lyrics and vocals remain solid and honest, asking the deeper question, “Where do we go from here?”
“I think we’re all looking for some meaning right now.” says Brock, “I was just strumming my guitar on the steps one night, feelin’ stunned and confused, and the song just kinda came out.”
Recorded during quarantine at Brock’s home in Ventura California, Dubbers and Rex is the first in a series of singles scheduled to be released online over the next few months. The single will be accompanied by lyric videos and ...
